Events in Spokane, WA

Protect personal information at a free community shred day hosted by Washington Trust Bank. This secure, drive-through service provides on site shredding for personal paperwork and helps reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud. Remain in your vehicle while staff handle the materials. Bring personal records such as old bank or credit card statements, tax paperwork, medical files, pay stubs, and any pages that include Social Security numbers or account details. Limit items to personal documents only. Binders and hard drives are not accepted. Shredding is available at no cost and will continue while space allows.

Taking place at Spokane Community College, this free, one day conference is designed for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities in the Spokane area, along with the professionals who support them. The program includes keynote talks, smaller group sessions, and a resource fair that highlights local organizations. Participants can expect practical tools, new strategies, and opportunities to strengthen connections across the community. There is no cost for lunch, parking, or registration. Capacity is limited.

Washington Trust Bank is hosting a free community Shred Day that offers a secure, drive-through way to dispose of documents containing personal information. Bring items such as outdated bank or credit card statements, tax forms, medical records, pay stubs, and any papers that include Social Security numbers or account details. All materials are shredded on site for added security. To keep the line moving, please stay in your vehicle, limit drop-offs to personal documents, and note that binders and hard drives cannot be accepted. This no-cost service helps reduce the risk of identity theft and fraud, and is available only while capacity permits.

This free storytime at the Looff Carrousel focuses on early literacy with a blend of stories, songs, and activities for preschoolers that spark imagination. Carrousel rides are available for $1. Recommended for children ages 2 to 5. Presented by Kaiser Permanente.

Learn to create custom fused glass part sheets in a hands-on workshop with instruction from Ebbie. Explore how to layer frit, stringer, and powder, along with other glass elements, to develop original colors, textures, and patterns not found in ready-made glass. Instruction covers application methods for frit, techniques with stringer and powder, and layering strategies to build depth and interest. This class is designed for artists of all experience levels, including those working in fusing, stained glass, or mosaics. No prior experience is required, and all supplies are provided. The focus is on producing raw material rather than a finished artwork. Participants will make several sheets, with sizes that may vary. Sheets are kiln fired after class and will be available for pickup in about 7 to 10 days. Ages 16 and up are welcome. Closed-toe shoes are required. Any images provided are examples, and results will reflect each participant’s individual style. Cancellation policy: refunds are not offered within 48 hours of the class. A transfer to another date or to another person is available if requested more than 48 hours in advance.

Build on your Mahjong foundation with a practice-and-strategy class led by Julie from Spokane Mahjong, the second part of a two-class series. Designed for those who completed Mahjong 101, know the fundamentals, or want a supportive refresher, this session emphasizes playing complete games with guidance to grow confidence. Strengthen card reading, identify potential hands, make strategic tile choices, and learn when to change direction. Practice the Charleston, calling tiles, using jokers effectively, and working toward a winning hand. Questions are encouraged, and mistakes are treated as a natural step in learning. Mahjong also offers a way to connect with others, engage your mind, and be part of a welcoming community. All materials needed for the class are provided. Mahjong sets, racks, cards, and other supplies will be available to purchase for continued play at home. Pricing is $75 for one class or $125 for both. Each class may be booked separately, though taking both is recommended for the most complete experience. Cancellation policy: cancel at least 24 hours in advance for a refund. Cancellations within 24 hours are nonrefundable.

Bring your hero to Riftbound weekly play, a Friday gathering where players compete for glory and prizes at Sage's Portal. Entry is $10 per person.

MTG Friday Night Commander brings players together at Northtown Comic Book Shop. Entry is $6.99, and each signup includes a regularly priced booster pack. Every participant also adds a pack to the event prize pool.

A weekly gathering for the Gundam Card Game takes place at Northtown Comic Book Shop. Entry is $6.99, and registered players receive a promo entry pack plus a standard booster pack upon signing up. Fans of Zeon, the Earth Federation, Orb, the Colonies, or Tekkadan will find decks that fit their style. Participants can showcase a favorite Mobile Suit and put their strategies to the test in a friendly, card focused setting.

Each week, The Third Step hosts a supportive meeting for people seeking help on their recovery path. The focus is on working together, building encouragement and practical steps toward lasting recovery. The group addresses a wide range of challenges that can keep people from genuine freedom.

Set at The Pergola 509 Event Venue in Spokane, the Mosaic Gala celebrates the rich blend of cultures that shape the community. Attendees can enjoy a catered dinner prepared by chefs who were once refugees, take part in a live auction and a silent auction, test their knowledge with trivia, snap photos in a booth, and hear uplifting stories of hope and resilience.

ABBA fans can celebrate a night of hits with ABRA Cadabra, bringing a high-energy tribute to The Fox Theater Spokane. Expect to dance and sing along to favorites like Mamma Mia, Dancing Queen, Waterloo and more. The production has entertained audiences around the world for over two decades and is presented as a family-friendly experience. Past attendees have offered enthusiastic praise, noting spot-on performances delivered with pure joy. Tickets are available online or by phone at 509-624-1200. An early bird offer provides 10 percent savings with the ABBA10 code.

William Lee Martin brings his Seemed Smart at the Time tour to the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane, offering a show shaped by real-life twists and turns. On his own since age 15, he navigated college, wrote ads with a not-so-legit degree, weathered multiple trips through marriage and divorce, and ultimately figured out that laughing is how you get through it. The material touches on marriage, family, children, getting older, questionable choices, forgiveness, and plans that did not unfold the way many expect. He keeps it free of F-bombs, while nearly every other topic is fair play. This is a one-night engagement, with tickets starting at $34.50.

Enjoy karaoke at Woodshed Bar & Grill. Food and drink specials are available, and there are pool tables and darts for some friendly competition between songs. Take the mic for a favorite tune or relax and listen as others sing.

At Hotel Indigo Spokane, Imagine Jazz presents an evening of traditional and contemporary jazz performed by local small ensembles, including quartets, trios, and duos. The event welcomes all ages and has no cover charge. A full restaurant and bar are available.

Monster Jam brings a high-octane showcase to Numerica Veterans Arena, with 12,000-pound trucks pulling off soaring jumps, wild two-wheel balances, and other crowd-pleasing feats. Fan favorites including Grave Digger, El Toro Loco, Sparkle Smash and more are set to roar across the arena. Tickets are required for everyone age 2 and up.

The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck returns to River Park Square in Spokane, setting up at the main entrance near Anderson & Co. Visitors can pick up Hello Kitty themed treats and merchandise while supplies last.

Celebrate creativity at a high school craft and art show that brings together local artists, crafters, makers, and small businesses. Browse handmade decor, jewelry, fine art, photography, baked treats, and other distinctive finds you will not see at chain retailers. Each purchase supports the Senior All-Nighter, funding a safe, supervised celebration for graduates that is free of alcohol and drugs. The tradition gives students a final night together and offers reassurance to their families. Whether you are searching for gifts, refreshing your home, or simply enjoying a community outing, attending helps local creators and directly supports the Class of 2027.

Discover glass fusing from the ground up in a beginner class focused on building confidence and safe studio habits. Learn studio etiquette, safety protocols, and key glass cutting methods, then design and assemble a custom fused glass dish measuring about 6 inches by 6 inches. The piece will be kiln fired after the session and will be ready for pickup in roughly 7 to 10 days. Instruction covers the basics of full fusing and project assembly with an emphasis on proper tool handling, clean cutting, and thoughtful composition. No prior experience is needed. This course is the required prerequisite for Open Studio access. The class lasts about three hours, all supplies are included, and it is open to ages 16 and older. Closed toe shoes are required. Sample photos show possible results. Every finished piece reflects the maker’s individual style. Refunds are not available within 48 hours of the scheduled class. If canceling more than 48 hours in advance, registration may be transferred to another date or to another person. For transfers or questions, reach out promptly.

Test your skills in a Yu-Gi-Oh tournament played in the Edison format. The entry fee is $6.99.

This One Piece event at The Comic Book Shop Northtown in Spokane features the Extra Regulation format. Entry is $6.99, and each registration includes one regular-price booster pack plus a promo entry pack. Take part in the quest for The One Piece, enjoy some play, and connect with fellow fans.

An adult-focused poetry workshop led by MFA students from Eastern Washington University. Participants explore craft, style, and form through guided discussion aimed at strengthening works in progress. Designed for poets seeking a rigorous perspective and collaboration with a dedicated circle of fellow readers and writers, it offers space to refine your voice and spark fresh ideas.

At Sowing Joy Farm, this hands-on class centers on creating floral pumpkin centerpieces that capture the spirit of the harvest season. Using a fresh pumpkin as the vessel along with seasonal flowers, fall botanicals, and rich autumn textures, participants receive guidance through each step of the design and leave with a finished piece for the home, a holiday table, or other seasonal décor. The workshop is open to all skill levels, whether you are passionate about flowers or simply looking for a creative experience. Each ticket includes the pumpkin container, seasonal florals and botanicals, guided instruction, time in a flower farm setting, and a completed arrangement to take home. Seating is communal at a shared table. Gluten-free options are available, and beverages other than wine are offered. Please dress in layers and wear appropriate footwear for an outdoor flower farm environment. Tickets are nonrefundable. Create something uniquely your own to enjoy throughout the fall.

This monthly gathering welcomes children in pre-K through 5th grade who are impacted by autism, rare disorders, or other developmental delays, whether diagnosed or not. Kids can explore fun, themed activities in a safe and welcoming setting while parents connect with a supportive community. If a child is under 13, a parent is required to remain on site.

Bring your best chili to a community cookoff that raises funds for Caritas Food Bank. Cooks can use the event QR code to sign up and present their creations to a panel of three well known locals for a chance to win a prize. Any variety is welcome, whether it features beef, chicken, red or green styles, or an all bean recipe. Attendees can also purchase tickets in advance through the QR code to enjoy chili, games, and raffles. Admission is $10 per person, and all proceeds support Caritas Food Bank.

Pre-registration is required and space is limited. This Saturday evening program offers a welcoming hangout for teens and older students in grades 6 through 12 and beyond who are impacted by autism and special needs and who can participate without a high level of supervision. Expect a relaxed, drop-in format with opportunities to socialize and engage alongside peers. It is especially suited for those who have wanted to attend the weekly Clubhouse but have faced barriers before. To reserve a spot and get details, complete the registration on the website.

Celebrate the world of Digimon at Northtown Comic Book Shop with a Digimon Card Game event featuring the franchise’s digital monsters. Entry is $5.99. Registration includes one pack and an event promo pack, and each participant also adds a pack to the shared prize pool.

Play Radiance, the newest Riftbound set, at a dedicated Pre-Rift event. Admission is $29.99 and includes a Pre-Rift kit with a mini preconstructed deck of 15 cards, five boosters from the same set, and a special promo card.

Fleetwood Mask, a tribute to Fleetwood Mac, performs live at the Bing Crosby Theater in Spokane. The show features favorites from the Fleetwood Mac songbook, delivered with attention to the sound and spirit of the originals. Experience an evening of live music celebrating one of rock’s most enduring catalogs.

CHELSEA HANDLER: THE HIGH AND MIGHTY TOUR comes to The Fox Theater Spokane. Ticket access includes a Live Nation presale followed by a general public onsale.

Monster Jam will be held at Numerica Veterans Arena.

Community Presbyterian Church in Post Falls offers a welcoming Sunday meal for children and adults. A nutritious meal is served every Sunday for anyone who would like one. Meals can be enjoyed on site or taken to go.

Learn the basics of three trading card games at Northtown Comic Book Shop with guidance from store staff. Choose from Pokemon, Gundam Card Game, or One Piece Card Game, and take part in one session or more than one. The Pokemon and One Piece options are $9.99 each and include a deck to keep, and the Gundam Card Game session is free.

Casual Commander takes center stage at Sage's Portal with a $10 entry. Play relaxed games of Commander, take on quests, accumulate points, and earn prizes. Every participant receives a pack upon entry, and extra rewards are awarded through a raffle held at each event.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at Woodshed Bar & Grill, with food and drink specials available. Pool tables and darts are on hand for some added fun between songs. Guests can pick their favorite tracks and take the mic.

Texas singer, composer, and actor Lyle Lovett takes the stage for a performance shaped by 14 albums and a storyteller’s touch. He weaves country, swing, jazz, folk, gospel, and blues into a genre-blending sound that refuses to sit in one box, creating music that feels distinctly his own. Live, he showcases the full range of his influences and craft, resulting in a presence that consistently captivates audiences. Since his self-titled debut in 1986, Lovett has become a dynamic and enduring figure in popular music. His recognition includes four Grammy Awards, the Americana Music Association’s first Trailblazer Award, and the title of Texas State Musician. Expect a set that draws from a wide, eclectic catalog cherished by listeners across generations.

Charles Wesley Godwin & The Allegheny High bring their show to Knitting Factory with special guest Lily Fitts. Tickets are available, and marking yourself as Interested on the event page gives you a chance to win a free pair.

A community Trunk or Treat brings people together to celebrate the season. The event includes treats, prizes for standout costumes, and a festive atmosphere. Organizations interested in participating can contact the organizers for details.

This family-friendly harvest celebration at Innovation High School in Spokane brings the community together. The annual event typically welcomes more than 300 families for fall fun with trunk-or-treating, live music, a petting zoo, carnival games, and shopping from local vendors. The fundraiser supports the Innovation High School Class of 2030. Local businesses are invited to participate as vendors, with a booth fee of $35.

River City Lanes transforms for a Halloween-themed costume karaoke party, MIC of the LIVING DEAD, hosted by KJ Chris. Costumes are encouraged, whether intricately planned or thrown together on the way out, and the playlist is whatever participants bring to the mic. Look forward to karaoke, music, dancing, and cocktails in a welcoming atmosphere where enthusiasm counts more than perfect pitch. Please drink responsibly.

Enter a Salem inspired setting for a spooky Hocus Pocus high tea, complete with a costume contest for those who dress the part. Sip the Hocus Pocus Witches Brew and soak in the Halloween atmosphere. Each $45 ticket includes entry to a space decorated for plenty of photo moments, a Sanderson Sisters' potion, two seasonal teas with unlimited refills, and a haunted high tea menu featuring sandwiches, scones, and desserts with a eerie twist. Please note there are no menu modifications or allergy accommodations for this special event. Items may contain or come into contact with common allergens such as tree nuts, soy, and eggs, and nothing is guaranteed to be allergen free. This is a public event, and groups that wish to sit together should purchase their tickets in one transaction.

Step into a Salem inspired setting for a spooky, enchanted high tea that celebrates all things Hocus Pocus. Guests are encouraged to dress the part for a costume contest and to savor the Hocus Pocus Witches Brew, a magical blend with an autumn aroma that sets a festive mood. The space will be decorated to the brim with plenty of photo opportunities. Admission is $45 per person and includes entry, the Sanderson Sisters’ potion, two seasonal bottomless teas, and a haunted high tea menu featuring eerie sandwiches, spooky scones, and deathly desserts. This is a public event, so to ensure your party is seated together, please purchase tickets in a single order. Menu changes or allergy accommodations are not available. Items may contain or come into contact with common allergens such as tree nuts, soy, and eggs, and no item is guaranteed to be allergen free.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to Fox Theater in Spokane, celebrating 25 years of the Speechless album. The concert presents the record from beginning to end with hits such as Speechless, Dive, Be Still and Know, and Fingerprints of God, plus additional favorites and a few surprises. This stop is part of the tour’s concluding run and tickets are on sale. For buyer protection, TPR does not allow third party ticket resales on its event pages, and tickets purchased from unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported. To ensure valid entry and receive updates, it is recommended to use the official ticketing outlet.

Shout “Hey, you guys!” and follow a fearless crew of misfits on a hunt for a long-lost fortune, featuring a treasure map, perilous traps, a ruthless crime family, and Baby Ruth candy bars. Experience this much-loved 1980s film as the Spokane Symphony performs the entire score live to picture, heightening every close call and hard-won discovery. From the first rallying cry to the vow that they never give up, this concert presentation celebrates the unbreakable spirit that Goonies never say die.

Now in its third year, Market St. Tricks or Treasures brings the community together for family-friendly fun. Enjoy trick and trunk or treating along Market St, with local groups sharing sweets. The first 300 trick or treaters who visit the store will receive a free reusable bag provided by Chas Health and The Zone. Last year saw more than 500 trunk or treaters and 40 groups participating, with hopes to surpass that turnout.

The Black Jacket Symphony brings Pink Floyd’s The Wall to The Fox Theater Spokane. Attendees of any age are welcome, and seating is assigned. Tickets are available for purchase.

Icon For Hire celebrates 15 years of Scripted with a tour stop at The District Bar. This event marks a milestone in the band’s journey and brings the anniversary tour to a local stage.

Coronation 55: A Celebration of Cinema presents a multi-day lineup centered at The Centennial Hotel Spokane, with gatherings at additional venues in the city. The schedule features an in-town showcase with awards at ICON Spokane that offers free entry, an out-of-town show at nYne Bar & Bistro with tickets priced at $25, the main coronation in the Riverfront Ballroom at The Centennial Hotel with $75 tickets that include an appetizer reception, and a Victory Brunch in the Skyline Ballroom with tickets at $35. An early bird package is available for $120 and covers all four events. The Centennial Hotel serves as the host hotel and a room block rate is offered. Performers are asked to submit music in advance and include their name, title, and show information. Program advertising opportunities are available. Additional details will be shared as they are confirmed.

The Trauma Spectrum, an exhibition by Emily Flynn-Delay, will be presented in the gallery for a limited run. The showcase begins with an opening reception, then continues with public viewing hours on Thursday through Saturday. Further information will be shared soon.

Spokane artists go head to head in a monthly live art showdown at the Parkade Plaza Building. Over two energetic hours, they create original pieces in real time with music and a strong sense of community in the air. One artist is selected each month, and that artwork becomes the official poster for the next First Friday, shared across downtown and online. Monthly winners advance to a year-end championship during the holiday Brushes & Boughs celebration. The event highlights Spokane’s art scene as creativity takes shape right before attendees.

Disney On Ice: Jump In! comes to Numerica Veterans Arena with Mickey and friends leading a celebration of shared memories. Look for appearances by characters from Moana 2, Zootopia, Inside Out 2, Frozen, and more as the show brings Disney and Pixar favorites to Spokane on the ice. A ticket is required for everyone age two or older. Guests 14 and up may not wear costumes.

Marking 20 years of Spokane roller derby, this all-day tournament features 10 games highlighted by a full length open gender exhibition between the Lilac City Lore and the Puget Sound Outcasts. Teams slated to compete include Divergence Roller Derby, PNW BATS, Walla Walla Sweets, Coyote Country Roller Derby, and the Puget Sound Outcasts. Early bird prices are $25 for General Admission and $45 for VIP. Regular prices are $30 for General Admission and $50 for VIP. Children 12 and under attend free.

Heroes Awards Night is a signature fundraising gala presented by Heroes Homestead in Washington. The evening honors regional veterans and military families with a polished program that features a patriotic auction, live performances by special guests, and an uplifting awards presentation. Community supporters, veterans, and military leaders gather to celebrate freedom and bolster the families of those who serve, highlighting remarkable individuals whose impact is felt across the region. The awards segment recognizes veterans for courage and for meaningful contributions to the community after their military service. The program includes a patriotic auction with unique items and experiences that help fund local veteran relief efforts, along with live entertainment and notable speakers. The celebration takes place in The Davenport Grand Ballroom in Spokane. Guest hosts and keynote speakers will be announced at a later date. For schedule updates, seat reservations, and sponsorship opportunities, visit the Heroes Homestead Awards page.

Held at DoubleTree by Hilton Spokane City Center, this annual Happiness Hour dinner and auction blends a feel-good evening with meaningful giving. Funds raised support wishes for local kids, with both silent and live auctions benefiting wish families. Guests can share a meal, explore auction offerings, and bid to help bring wishes to life in the community.

Epicurean Delight returns as one of Spokane’s most anticipated cocktail parties, featuring unlimited tastings from curated local restaurants alongside selections from wineries, breweries, and cideries. The evening includes live entertainment, a martini ice bar, awards recognizing standout food and beverage participants, Opportunity Drawing prize packages, and dancing. This celebration highlights the lifesaving impact of blood donation and directs all proceeds to STEM scholarships for elementary and middle school students in partnership with Vitalant. The Blood Center Foundation has awarded more than $710,000 to expand STEM learning throughout the community, and the event supports this ongoing work in Washington and Idaho. Washington Trust Bank presents the event, bringing together colleagues, business partners, and friends for a night of gourmet flavors and meaningful purpose.

Explore a two-day craft market featuring local makers and small businesses, including artisans and bakers offering fine art, handcrafted items, and specialty food items. The event spans both days, giving visitors the chance to browse more than once. Concessions are operated by SP GradNight ’26. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to shop for gifts and everyday essentials in one convenient stop.

Santa and family holiday portraits return for their seventh year with a mix of festive scenes and natural outdoor settings. Each 30 minute session takes place on a private outdoor property and features newly styled holiday sets along with photos with Santa. Children are welcome to bring letters, and Santa will write back. Every family receives at least 35 edited images in both color and black and white, delivered in an online gallery within three weeks, making it easy to create cards and gifts. Warm drinks and treats are included, with hot cocoa, cookies, and candy canes offered after the session. The cost is $300 plus tax per family. Extended families are encouraged to reserve two back-to-back sessions so everyone has time for the portraits they want. Sessions proceed in snow and cold, so dressing in layers is recommended, and in cases of extreme wind or rain the session will be rescheduled or the deposit will be refunded. A $100 non-refundable booking fee secures a spot.

Day two of this two-day craft show at Shadle Park High School highlights local makers, bakers, artisans, and small businesses offering artwork, handcrafted goods, and specialty foods. Admission and parking are free. Concessions will be available through SP GradNight '26. With a broad mix of vendors gathered in one place, it is easy to explore a variety of gifts and everyday finds.

Celebrate all things chocolate at a premier local event featuring tastings that span sweet and savory specialties. Meet chocolatiers, confectioners, bakers, and other artisan food makers, and explore additional exhibitors presenting premium offerings such as fine beverages and luxury goods. On-site parking is available for $6. Because parking may be limited, and some attendees may plan to enjoy alcoholic drinks, using Uber or Lyft is recommended for a smooth and safe trip to and from the event.

Center Target Sports hosts a GSSF Indoor League match for the GLOCK community. GLOCK owners and enthusiasts of all experience levels can take part in the competition. Registration is valid only at the host location. To qualify for prizes, participants must compete in at least two of the three matches in the series coordinated by this range.

Choose and cut your own Christmas tree, then browse a festive gift shop featuring items from local makers. The farm offers a nostalgic holiday setting with a classic, old-fashioned feel. Reservations are required for tree cutting and can be made on the farm’s website. Tree sales take place on select dates.

Alter Bridge brings the What Lies Within 2026 Fall Tour to the Fox Theater in Spokane, joined by Big Wreck and Tim Montana. VIP packages, guitar clinics, and tickets are available.

Joe Dombrowski appears at Spokane Comedy Club for a two-night run.

The biggest all-local winter art market in Spokane fills River Park Square for a single day, bringing together more than 70 local vendors and artists. Browse thousands of carefully curated, handmade goods, including jewelry, leather pieces, clothing, home items, original art, skincare, candles, ceramics, tea, and more. Live music plays throughout the day and family-friendly activities add to the celebration, creating a joyful sense of community. It is an opportunity to find unique gifts while supporting Spokane creators.

Attendees are encouraged to wear their most outrageous sweaters for the second annual Ugly Sweater and Ornament Surprise fundraiser at Neon Moon. There is no admission fee, and donations are appreciated. Expect Red Dragon appetizers, a DJ, a 50/50 raffle, and an Ornament Surprise reveal. The last of the Ornament Surprise balls will be available to purchase. A prize for the best ugly sweater is part of the fun. Karaoke is also planned. More details will be shared soon.

This holiday season, follow Buddy, who was brought to the North Pole as a toddler and raised by Santa’s elves, as he heads to New York in a screening of the full film with a live symphony orchestra. John Debney’s score is performed live while the movie plays on the big screen.

The 509 Classic returns to Spokane as the Eags and Cougs meet again at Numerica Veterans Arena for another installment of one of the Inland Northwest’s biggest college basketball rivalries. Beyond the final score, this event celebrates basketball, community, and regional pride. Ticket information, game time, and other updates will be announced soon.

Enjoy a multi-sensory musical experience in Spokane with Candlelight concerts. A string quartet will perform the music of The Beatles at the Davenport Hotel under the glow of candlelight.